Church Notes and Revival Meetings Across Denominations
Church notes list Communion service at 10:00 a.m. with sermon by W. P. Murray and Bible School at 11:15 a.m. Christian Endeavor at 6:00 p.m. July topics include Christ's call to young men. Adventist evangelist A. V. Morrison conducts nightly meetings with several sermon topics. Baptist W. Price preaches at 10:00 a.m. with Sunday school at 11:30 a.m. and a baccalaureate service planned. article also provides a travelogue note about Santa Ana and California exposition observations, roadwork, and local agriculture.
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Church OF Christ
W. P. Murray Bible School
Christian Endeavor
Lewin Redman
Chas, Dutt Jr
Geo
H. Allen
A. V. Morrison
Tth Day Adventist Church
W. Price
Sexton
Colin Sartor
M. BS
Free Methodist Camp Meeting at Elm Hall Grove
Ionian District Free Methodist church announces anti camp meeting at Charles Sly's Elm Hall grove starting Wednesday June 2 and running through June 40. Services include 5:30 a.m. early meeting 9:00 a.m. Love Feast 10:00 a.m. preaching 1:40 p.m. children meeting 2:10 p.m. and 7:30 p.m. Evening services. Rail travelers receive free transport to Riverdale Midh and return. pastor Rev. C W Bodine, Elm Hall, is available for arrangements. Straw, poles, hay grain, and pasture offered nearby.
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Ionian
North Mith
Conference of the Free,Methoist Church
Charles Sly
Elm Hall
Tate Ernacle
Riverdale Midh
C. W. Bodine
W. Bodine
P.E
Florence Allen shower and wedding notice
About twenty of Miss Florence Allen s friends gathered at her State Street home last Tuesday afternoon for a miscellaneous shower. The couple Flor ence McClennan and Dr Edward Glen Sluyter are to wed at State Street residence on Tuesday June 10 at 10 o clock with a home reception after July 20.
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Florence Allen
State Street
Jotham Allen
Flor
Ence McClennan
Edward Glen Sluyter
Shade and fruit trees planned for poultry yards
A National Stockman correspondent advises planting fruit trees near poultry yards to provide shade and improve production. Fast growing trees like pear and apple varieties are recommended, with careful pruning and soil preparation to ensure sturdy, shade-providing arboreal cover for chickens.
Feeding the Chickens Four Week Old Rations
The article outlines feeding for four week old chicks with advised rations and a plan to mix grains and supplements. It mentions wheat, corn and barley, with notes on adjusting quantities for growth, and references a vintage pantry journal.
Red Indian Gane le ke cowl That qUesambet Chosing ep peR en ree te iHome
Fragmentary OCR text discusses a string of garbled phrases about a red Indian game and a powerful producer. It mentions body, neck, Mead, Kepright, and a variety of fuch maker with totemic or ornamental language. Names and clear facts are unreadable.
Be Ready For Four Week Old Chicks With Mash Feed
Practical advice for raising market chicks using a dry mash mixture of oats corn and wheat. Encourages heavy weights by fourteen weeks for Plymouth Rocks Wyandottes and similar breeds, contrasts with poorer feed outcomes, and urges persistence in hatching attempts.
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Song
Plymouth Rocks
Wyandotte
Rhode Island
Massachusetts
Sloan's Liniment Promises Quick Neuralgia Relief
An old medication ad touts Sloan's Liniment to stop neuralgia pains in the face head arm shoulder chest and back. It claims quick relief with a few drops, no rubbing needed, and urges purchase of four bottles for two dollars at all druggists.
Commencement Visitors and Attendees at Alma College
Mr and Mrs Dr Hatch of Cleveland spend Commencement week in Alma. Roy Campbell, former Alma athlete, greets old friends on campus. Mrs Johnson and daughter of Paw Paw visit during exercises. Frank Hurst of Detroit appears on campus. Emel Voltz of Saginaw attends kindergarten graduation. Jane Green hosts her sister from Saginaw. M W Tanner and wife of Saginaw attend Commencement. Tanner sits on board. Margaret Duncanson of Case City visits for sister’s kindergarten graduation. Sie Brown, elite杯 cup sizer at Commencement.
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Mra
Hatch
Cleveland
Alma
Roy Campbell
Johnson
Paw Paw
Frank Hurst
Detroit
Emel Voltz
Saginaw
Jane Green
M. W. Tanner
Tanner
Trap
Margaret Duncanson
Case City
Sie Brown
Ofl
Pioneering Gratiot Tutor Dies After Long Career
Joseph M. Hise of Ointen county, once a Gratiot County boy, died last Monday morning in Green township farm. His early education began at a country school near his home, enabling him to pass a teachers exam at sixteen and teach for several years. He attended Alvan College and the Ferrig Institute at Big Rapids, then became a Grater county examiner. At twenty-two he taught at Banckster for two years, studied law in the US, and practiced in Detroit before health failed a few years ago. Survived by a large family and one sister, Anie Totty of Gratiot, the community mourns his loss.
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Joseph M. Hise
Ointen
Gratiot County
Me Llasig
Fulton Township
Wiber
Alvan College
Ferrig Institute
Big Rapids
Grater
Banckster
ML Eeiduatine
Law Department
Hoagie Rune Ty
W. E
Graciot
Green Fish
Derbert We
Detroit
Percy
Anie
Totty
Gratiat
Rector Rev Frank Jackson’s fifty year service at Alma St Johns
Rev Frank Jackson has led Alma St Johns Episcopal Church for five years as rector and overseen steady growth from 55 to 109 members in good standing. He is praised for community care including Elderly Mason ic Home visits, assisting students, opening a church gym and initiating the local Boy Scout movement. The article notes valued service and broad affection from parishioners.
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Michigan
Diocese of
Williams
Escanaba
Ryan
Frank Jackson
St Johns Episcopal Church of
Alma
Jackson
Masonic
Directions For Keeping Livestock Hoof Health Properly
Advice on hoof care for work animals from Farm Journal. Emphasizes hoof dressing, neatsfoot oil mixes, and blackening. Recommends examining unshod feet and old colts to gauge healthy hooves and notes seasonal trimming, leveling, and restraint to prevent deformity and pain in mature horses.
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Alexander
Farm Journal
Church
Angora Goats Offer Efficient Brush Clearing Advantage
Angora goats are praised for clearing land with minimal effort and low cost. The article extols their superior brush control, endurance on hills, and low maintenance, highlighting farmers’ preference for this herd to manage overgrown land efficiently.
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Clearine
Itiecraes
The Poet and Goat Defense on the Farm
The article discusses defense strategies for goats on a farm, noting that goats graze within boundaries and can be prevented from escaping with wire fences and mesh. It highlights livestock management practices and mentions the owner's role in clearing land and teaching lessons from managing goats.
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Syste
Silage Benefits for Pigs Discussed in Farm Reports
A farm bulletin endorses silage as excellent feed for all animals and especially beneficial for pigs when paired with concentrates. Kentucky trials show pigs fed shelled corn with silage and bean silage gain more than those on corn alone, with 100 pounds of silage equaling 22 pounds of corn. Ottawa tests add dry meal to improve palatability, though silage alone is deemed woody and unsatisfactory without other feed.
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Kentucky
Ottawa
Traveling Lecturer Gratitude Speech Fragment
A fragmented dialogue shows a traveling lecturer thanking a listener after a lengthy speech. A Bociety member replies that he is the second speaker, indicating a formal public speaking setting.
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Bowlety
Bociety
Optimistic Thought On World and Our Place
A reflective note argues that while humanity may shape its fate, it remains inseparable from the wider world. It suggests optimism about future possibilities paired with recognition of mutual dependence and responsibility.
Twenty-Eighth Annual College Commencement
The twenty eighth Alma College commencement honored graduates with cum laude certificates, music conservatory awards, and seniors high honors. Rev Charles Ernest Scott received an honorary Doctor of Divinity as speaker, praising college training for foreign missions amid wartime sacrifice. Trustees announced music department integration and faculty recognitions while dinner and speeches celebrated the college’s achievements.
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Smith
A.B
Ethel Thompson
Addison Wilson
Gladys Kelly
Vera Parker
Jessie Duncanson
Frida Volts
Irene Warner
Marie Pegg
Irene Baker
Hawel du Long
Margaret Robinson
Flossie Hoover
Helen Eames
Jane Green
Mary Mitchell
Aura Funnell
Eloise Muncie
Conservatory of Music
Velma Gilmore
Laurna Woodruff
Mary Rose
Lillian Goll
Hope Butler
Gladye Dershem
Clarence Goodrich
Maurice Cole
Germut
Lalu Hub
Maurice Cemistry
Alburt Esselatyne
Silliman
Sitney Cook
Brownell
Wits
Charles Ernest Scott
Mickerson
Ruidestig Mel Hnwell
Lewis Arevky
Miurive Cole
Hix Beer
Chey
College For
Hotal
Charles
Saath
Scott
Europe
Christ
Mwney
The
Christian College of the
United States
Alma
Alma College
Doctor Barkley
Detroit
Doctor Blaisdell
Wright Hall
Albertson
Tomstmanter
Tor Stoddard
Board of Trustees
Stoddard
Blaisdell
Censors
Miss Waite
Trark
Man
Friends of the College
Doctor Cooper
Leland Stanford
Plow Deep in Spirit as You Graduate
A graduation address urges graduates to deepen their moral and spiritual commitment rather than skim surface lessons. It cites perseverance, surrender to Jesus Christ as Master plowman, and the idea that failure to abandon one’s own path blocks true progress. The speaker references Dan Crawford and a pocket testament note praising steadfast faith.
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Alma
Jesus Christ
Wilelee
Jestia Christ
Dan Crawford
Africa
Jesus
Field Marshals and the Baton Symbol in Armies
Field Marshals carry a baton as a symbolic staff of office in several armies. The term feld marebal is not used in the United States Army.
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United States
Salvation Army opens barracks in Alma on West Superior
The Salvation Army barracks were opened in the Adams block Alma on West Superior Street. Since then regular meetings have been held with spiritual benefit and twenty soldiers enrolled. New opera chairs were donated by G. V. Weight. A new entrance sign and other improvements were added. Last Sunday evening the barracks were full as ten new soldiers enrolled. The army thanks Alma residents for support and encouragement.
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Salvation Army
Adams Block
West Superior Street
Alma
Army
Sisters Killed in Auto Crash Near Mt Pleasant
Eva Black and Bessie Black sisters of Henry Black from Nottawa died when a wagon returning from graduation exercises Saturday was struck by an Ann Arbor Railroad motor car at the Mt. Pleasant crossing. Helen Black, the elder sister, was fatally injured. In State of Doubt. Tour legal department must be very expensive. It is, sighed the eminent trust magnate, Sir, I suppose you have to maintain 17 Well, I don't know. Sometimes I think it would be cheaper to obey the law. Birmingham Age Herald.
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Angwiie
Grieril
Cape Horn
California
Boston
San Pedro
San Francisco
Tts
Silite Moody
Eva Black
Bessie Black
Henry Black
Nottawa
Helen
Ann Arbor
Mt. Pleasant
Birmingham Age Herald
Wrong Figuring Commentary on Man
The Philadelphia Inquirer notes a column on logical errors as a man begins to measure money in liquid terms and shifts from standard units to liquid measures, highlighting a playful misapplication. The piece uses satire to critique flawed reasoning and numerical misinterpretations.
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Philadelphia Inquirer
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Joseph M. Honte
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Ivo
Myrtle Adams
Jay Bight
Victor Foakes
Eliza Hoyt
L. T. Lente
Oarl
Pete
John Whitcraft
LT. Lente
Jay Bigler
Pearl
M. Pertil
L. T. Lentz
Leo Adare
Myrtle Adium
Pearl Pettit
M. Pettit
Zelma Miller
Teather
Pitteburg Heater Company
Pittsburg
F. FP
Hewitt
ST. Johns Church
Angoras
Pete Lune
Theegular
Veenl
Hane Plang
Tt Ie
Depaart
Wayt
Profesor Wert
Chenistry
Ahwenen
Paul Ilinvanp
Princeton Seminary
Wincansp
Board of
Trosaet
Ye College
Ieremy
Smith's Grocery
F. E. Pollasky
Maxwell Man
Good Street
Burt, Sharrar and Moore
Central Petroleum Co
Ohio
P. E. Pollosky
J. Charles Kipp
Wheeler, Mich
McNeill
J. A. Grant Street
Slightly Weed
Ata Tarquin
Wheeler
Northern Gratiot
Tranemie Ayuille
N. S. Smith & Co
Clark’s
West Superior St. Alma Mich
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